element of appearance this is the first thing that anyone pays attention to

it can make you stand out and look absolutely awesome or it completely

ruin the impression so today we're going to talk about color analysis how it was

born how it works and what is your type and finally how you should and should

not use it there's going to be a ton of information and examples and I'm really

excited to share it with you so let's get started I like the idea of figuring

out what works for you and your life rather than following trends and the

idea of gradually creating a wardrobe that goes along with your individual

style knowing your color type gives you an idea of what colors work best for you

but knowing how to apply it gives you a freedom to be creative and master your

own style basically a color type is the mixture of your skin color your natural

hair color and your eyes color and these three components make an extremely

large number of possible combinations to make it easier people developed a theory

of a seasonal color analysis that was inspired by the swiss expressionist

painter Johannes Itten when he was painting he noticed that different types

of appearance of people look better against the background of landscapes of

certain seasons now a lot of stylists define the color type using only three

parameters of the main color scheme of your skin eyes and hair temperature

saturation and brightness but what exactly are they all about? colors are

considered warm if they contain enough yellow or yellow red they're considered

cool if they contain enough blue black white and gray shades are neutral

basically everybody's skin is warm until you're not dead but in color analysis we

talked about skin undertone it's a teeny tiny difference that your skin tends to

be on the cooler or the warmer side you have cool undertone if your skin appears

to have it pink and blue under natural light you

have warm undertone if your skin appears more yellowish orange e in golden under

natural light all of this applies to the hair and eyes color is tuned so if you

have a cool undertone it would be better to follow a cooler side of the color

wheel when choosing your personal color palette and the opposite when you're on

the warmer side you're also can be somewhere in between and it's called

neutral undertone it gives you a lot of variety the next one is saturation it

refers to how women rich and intense at color is it describes how close the

color to pure grade if you have a high situation your face features are clear

and sparkly and you have a pretty high contrast between the ice can and hair if

you have a low situation your colors are soft muted dusty nothing bright and

upper powering for high saturation features would be better to use clear

saturated colors and for a low saturation features your perfect match

would be muted palette meaning all the colors mixed with great impression that

depends on how low your saturation is and the last one is brightness it simply

means how close a color to pure white or pure black you tend to be on the lighter

side if your hair and eyes are pretty light like you have blonde hair light

green or blue eyes you're on the darker side if your natural features have deep

rich dark coloring dark hair and eyes skin may or may not be dark if you are

white colored your soothing colors would be on the brighter side mixed with white

if you are dark colored your perfect colors will be deeper mixed with black 3

parameters of your color type are useful not only when choosing clothes but also

for your hair color makeup nails and accessories the whole point of color

analysis is to find colors that match your skin tone here I color your face in

general so items that are not in direct contact with your face can actually

different in theory everything is quite simple in schematic but in practice

there are a large number of exceptions and nuances your color type should be

used as a guide as a starting point not a set of rules don't rely entirely on

your colors because of per NCO from being creative and exploring your own

preferences but knowing color theory definitely can help you make a better

choice for your wardrobe palette so apply the knowledge and listen to

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